syria divided and syria with no economy, syria without agriculture, uh, syria, occupied, syria without water reservoir, or now the israel is also continue to go along the border, the lebanese, syrian border to to be very close to al’asi river uh. and also trying to fund to finance a nahda damn in ethiopia just to to have like some kind of water sanction and blockage against iraq, syria and egypt, of course you have the jordan river, jordanian river, most of the water is going to - is going to uh israel, now dominating the golan heights, most of those water are going is going to israel, okay, so they don't need jordan anymore, jordan is is a desert, jordan, jordan is dominated is, you cannot consider it as these greater plans that you're actually highlighting, dr. ali, they're not mentioned in the news, they're not mentioned in the news, there is a complete blackout when it comes to this information, speaking about the geography and speaking. about the benefits that israel will actually this is between plans and conspiracy between the words, like people like me or like you or in the in

and syria with no economy, syria without agriculture, syria occupied syria without water reservoir, or now the israel is also continue to go along the border, the lebanese, syrian border to to be very close to al'asi river and also trying. to fund to finance a nahda dam in ethiopia just to to have like some kind of water sanction and blockage against iraq, syria and egypt, of course you have the jordan river, jordanian river, most of the water is going to are is going to uh is... now dominating the golan heights, most of those water are going is going to israel, okay, so they don't need jordan anymore, jordan is is a desert, jordan, jordan is dominated, is you cannot consider it as these greater plans that you're actually highlighting, dr. ali, they're not mentioned in the news, they're not mentioned in the news, there is a complete blackout when it comes to this information, speaking about the geography and speaking about the benefits that israel will actually make. between plans and conspiracy between the words, like people like me or like you or in the in this field, they should sea

suspicious plans in syria. let it be implemented. you mentioned that the zionist regime's attacks on syria have reached 500 attacks on syria's strategic military infrastructure. and these terrorist groups and the al-sham editorial board did not make any moves, not even a statement condemning these simple attacks. they are not in the interest of syria and even the government of mosul to the syrian interim government , which is made up of armed groups and has not given any real contribution to the kurds, alwan, druze and other groups . the constitution has also been suspended in syria, and this is a new experience that means chaos and conflict that will have dangerous consequences for syria. and even all the neighboring countries will follow , and as a result of this chaos that turkey, america and the zionist regime have created, the region will suffer. dangerous consequences. okay, mr. riad al-bahily, i want to ask my second question about the words of korek almasian, an analyst of west asian issues. he said in

, but for now yes, syria is in a very precarious uh position. well, it is something very emotional for people like us who are big supporters of the resistance, but the same time, as you just said, vanessa, it is the hope for resistance that we started seeing and we started seeing so fast as well, which brings us a bit of hope for what's coming next. i want to thank you very much venesabili, independent journalists for joining us to talk about the recent escalation by zinist israel and other insurgents in syria. thank you very much for your contribution. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we have zionist israel threatening iran. let us now discuss sinus israel's growing military footprint in syria and its brother ambitions in the region as damascus falls deeper into foreign back chaos, the israeli regimes sites shift eastwoord with tehran emerging as its ultimate target. what does this mean for the region stability and could this path lead to an unprecedented confrontation with iran? more details, the following report. in a carefull

how do you perceive the threat to syria's sovereignty? i mean, what role do you believe zinus israel plays in backing the regime change and how does this further the israeli regime's interests in basically just weakening the regional resistance? well, it becomes very obvious that under president assad, israel never dared breach the cease fire line in the golan territory, the occupied syrian golan territories since hts, let's call it, but of course, as i said, it's a coalition of of terror. extremist groups, many of which are foreign, since they took power, israel has expanded rapidly and escalated the conflict, or let's say the aggression against syria, because there is no conflict now, there is no group that is ready to resist israel within syria since the government and the army fell, and we've seen an expansion or an invasion up to within 20. kilometers of damascus city center, we've seen a taking of control of coneitra, and now there is of course rhetoric about settling in the areas that they have captured within syrian sovereign terr

syria, but for now, yes, syria is in a very precarious position.e us who are big supporters of the resistance, but at the same time, as you just said, vanessa, it is the hope for resistance that we started seeing and we started seeing so fast as well, which brings us a bit of hope for what's coming next. i want to thank you very much venesabily independent journalists for joining us to talk about the recent escalation by zinist israel and other insurgents in syria. thank you very much for your contribution. ladies and gentlemen. please stay tuned because next we have zionist israel threatening iran. let us now discuss s israel's. military footprint in syria and its brother ambitions in the region. as damascus falls deeper into foreign-backed chaos, the israeli regimes sights shift eastwoord with tehran emerging as its ultimate target. what does this mean for the region stability and could this path lead to an unprecedented confrontation with iran? more details, the following report. in a carefully orchestrated strategy, foreign backed factions trai

syria. for later on to to have aljulani uh being followed by the people of syria, so you don't see it as a genuine merger, you just see it as a symbolic one for the time being, yes, speaking about merger all the the factions and the leaders under the umbrella the defense ministry, we have to wait, we have to wait, charismatically aljulani, he is prepared to act like an... american soldier, okay, it's obvious, and up to now they are succeeding, they are succeed in doing so, but we have to wait, we have not to go into like rushly to see if this conspiracy, and i i can say that it is, and the american plans are going into a successful and... or not, or if the american wants to have the situation in a static mode, keep syria like that for 10 years from now, it means no death, no healing situation for syria, in this case israel will continue accumulating its power and... its domination and blocking like a buffer zone between uh iran, iraq and lebanon cutting the which is cutting the road in syria

into of syria to to strangle hold the economy and equipied all the natural resources of syria from oilgas, rich land, agriculture land, industrial cities and destroyed with these outfits, terror outfits, the serum infrastructure, and tople that in top of it, in 1919 they impose what they call it the caesar, the caesar san'. which is cribbling and so cruel, it starts spreading famine and hunger and it created discontempt within syria against the the... the regime itself, syria, let's see, bashar al-assad in 2009, before the arab spring, the came to him the kataries to with a huge bribe, we heard billions just to persuade him to bring katary oil through libya and through syria and turkey to europe, he refused that, because that can compromise his strategic alliance, then after that they were bribing him the gulf state to... bring him within the arabic community or arabic league again with tons of bribes just to delink from hisballah and and lebanon, he refused to do that, and the same thing, this is the price now, the the zianist entity and the united states of america, seeing syria is t

it is that the turkish government should not be formed in syria , so that it includes turkey, syria, iraq. therefore, this region will not be divided into different regions. but the goal of america is to divide and disintegrate the region, which is why the americans support turkey, the kurds, and the intention to prevent turkey, but the important issue that should be mentioned in this regard is the interests of israel. israel sought to overthrow and overthrow the bashar al-assad regime, and this is what has been realized. israel is now near damascus. the turkish government is not to form a government with the nature of the kurds in syria. but america is seeking to create a new middle east in the middle east and create a new middle east in the region and in that country it can create and in fact steal the interests and wealth of this region , as it does in sudan and other countries. how do you evaluate qatar's role in the developments in syria and what do you think is qatar's goal in entering the syrian story? mr. shahadah, in the internal space of syria, on the one hand, we are witne

into of syria. to strangle whole the economy and eccupied all the natural resources of syria from oil, gas, rich land, agriculture land, industrial cities and destroyed with these outfits, terror outfits, the serial infrastructure, and the top that in top of it, in 1919 they impose what they call it the season the caesar sanctions which is cribbling and so cruel uh start spreading famin and hunger and it created discontempt within syria against the the the regime itself. syria, let's see, bashar al-assad in 2009 before the arab spring, the came to him the kataries to with a huge bribe, we heard billions just to persuade him to bring katari oil through libya and through syria and turkey to europe. here. use that because that can compromise his strategic alliance, then after that they were bribing him the gulf state to bring him within the arabic community or arabic league again with... tons of bribes just to delink from hizballah and and lebanon, he refused to do that, and the same thing, this is the price now, the the zionist entity in the united states of america, seeing syria is the

that extends far beyond syria's borders. tehran now firmly in zionist israel's sites. as the path to tehran runs through damascus, the fall of assad could be a pivotal moment in zinus israel's drive to establish full control over a strategical vital region. however, the israeli occupation's path to domination has not been without obstacles. despite the progress made by foreign-backed factions, russia, a key ally of syria, has maintained its support for assad's government, though it had recently chosen a diplomatic settlement with turkey. this shift in russian policy has exposed syria to further foreign manipulation with zionist israel, the us and turkey all vying for control and influence. the increasing israeli entity presence in syria could be a precursor to a direct confrontation with iran. as the israeli occupation continues to strengthen its position in syria, the question remains whether it will escalate the conflict further, igniting a much larger war that stretches from syria to iraq and potentially to iran itself. t

syria and also china from reaching syria . therefore, today, cut off syria and iraq and the us government announced that it would control the road between iraq and syria. it does not allow equipment to pass through syria to the. this is that they will counter by disrupting the deir al-balkmal road and the zionist regime will not be able to cut this road . but they want to use domestic mercenaries to cut this connection . the united states has supported the oath in terms of land and air. in order to make the most of the opportunity , we want to show the seven villages on the map that the forces intend to take. we want to show the strategic role of these villages. what is this expressive role ? here we see deir ez-zor as the provincial capital, which is located west of the euphrates river , and the fighting has been ongoing there and continues to this day . these villages have not been fully controlled by the mosul forces until tonight . they have resumed their attacks once again and want to dominate these villages . the united

therefore, syria. israel will try in the first step , while paying attention to what is happening in lebanon, what is happening in gaza. it will divert public attention and opinion. in addition, it seeks to eliminate the support bases , both the weapons support base and the support base in terms of public opinion, in the aftermath of the war in lebanon, in syria, in lebanon, in gaza. therefore, today the news of the advance of israeli tanks is heard, following this point that mr. hanizadeh pointed out , israel sees syria as the third battlefield of the war after lebanon and gaza, and therefore it will try to use syria as a winning card. let's make those failures or those lack of success or the lack of victories that he had in the lebanese and in gaza, despite all the support that the americans had for him or nato had for him , despite all of that, if he can turn syria into a trump card , netanyahu can hope to escape even those subsequent trials, even those trials that he has had for the war crimes that

according to his. position, how do you see things going in syria? i mean, obviously hts is a terrorist organization, this is alqida in syria, aljolani is the former second in command of isis, and clearly he should continue to be considered a terrorist. the group, as we see, is mainly made up of central asian fighters. we heard yesterday saying that he wants to give citizenship to these chetians and osbeks anders, while at the same time millions of syrians are out of the country and cannot get citizenship for their children, but he's also calling for refugees to be back to syria, what refugees will go back to syria that are worried about their communities being attacked like the christian. and anyone who is not supportive of wahabi cult, so clearly there's now a campaign of demographic change in the country being conducted both by the israelis, the turks and and the hc and the americans, on the one hand we have all these kurdish foreigners coming into the country under the protection of the americans, we have now all these turkic peoples coming into

in fact, it belongs to syria . after that date, after the years after that date of occupation , a buffer border was created between syria and the zionist regime. even though, for example, on one side it is about 1,800 kilometers long, on the other side it is about 1,200 kilometers long. in fact, israel has occupied it . however, now we are witnessing that from the same region, israel is again it is entering, in fact , the same area that it has occupied should be occupied more . now, why is the occupied golan heights important ? there are several reasons. first, its name is golan heights . it is a very strategically important place. it is a high place from where there is complete control towards syria, meaning it is a distance of 60-70 kilometers to damascus . and from there towards the occupied territory itself , there is also the same kind of control. the second issue is the water resources and rainfall that that area has . it has been said that one of the sources of the jordan river is from the golan rainfall , w

ambassador iranian embassy in syria to reopen soon.ian ambassador to syria has announced that iran's embassy will resume its activity. is soon following the establishment of a new government in the arab country. in an interview with iran's irb television on sunday, hussein akbari said discussions are ongoing about reopening the consulates to which the new rulers in syria have agreed. akbadi stated that the embassy's security was ensured by hayata tahirus shah militant group that toppled the government of bashar assad. he said before the arrival of hts and damascus, unidentified individuals looted parts of the capital, including the iranian. but dismissed claims about the embassy holding $43 million dollars and about refugees taking shelter there, calling them baseless. turkia today. russia expects continued talks with turkey, iran on syria. russia is hopeful for continued meetings with turkey and iran to discuss the situation in syria, according to russian deputy foreign minister and special presidential representative for the middle e

don't miss my syria special, assad's fall, how are the people of syria going to live under isis and alcaidhat is the impact on surrounding countries? what kind of a blow is it to the palestinian resistance and the very existence of a new world struggling to be born for sure come to me to talk about it on have it out with galloway. sanctions, sanctions and more sanctions: russia and iran, the recipients of the most unilateral us sanctions. iran has adopted very well to the uh americans sanctions. the results, not what the us wants, a boost for domestic production for both countries, no regime change in iran's case. in russia also, we see the we see now the industrial uh revival, i would say in russia. why does the us pursue a failed policy? how have russia and iran beat the us sanctions regime? مادر سال ۸۶ تو مصاحبهشون تقاضای دیدار با حضرت آقا رو داشتم بله کاملاً به لطف خدا حضرت آقا تا یه ۲۰ دقیقه دیگه. in the hearts of west asia, a city. once known as the paris of the region stands resilient amitst decades of turmoil, a historic victory, a turning point in lebanon's struggle, amidst the ru

syria , and that syria should not become a place for terrorists.stated these as principles , demanding that the country's conflict stop and that dialogue between the syrian government and the opposition begin. this is a request that

this is quite clear as abu muhammadani, the current leader of syria, has openly stated that syria isn regime and sham obtained, what matters to netanyahu today is to contain the syrian front, allowing syria to focus on its internal issues while he manages the situation in southern syria. i am particularly concerned about the druz region in syria as israel is openly pursuing a project to annex these areas into the occupied golen heights. netanyahu has stated that the golen heights historically belong to israel and thus the territories currently under their control are an integral part of the occupied. המורדים, כל מי שיבוא אנחנו מוכנים לדבר איתו, ודבר שני אומר, הם לא חובב את ציון המורדים, על זה מה יש וצריך לדבר ולהסדיר את המציאות החדשה. שתיים, אומר לאיראנים דיר בלק, אם אתם מתכוונים להיכנס, אנחנו מתכוונים לתקוף, ואפשר להרחיב, רוזי בטח ירחיב בהמשך על מה קורה באיראן, הדברים מאוד מאוד מעניינים בהקשר של הביקורת הפנימית על מה שקרה שם. עכשיו בשעות האלה הסתיים מבצע. חיצי הבשן ב-48 שעות 350 כלי טייס ישראלים תקפו 320 מטרות אסטרטגיות של צבע סוריה אני חושב שזה אחד המבצעים הגדולים הסביר לנו את עומק

syria is..." critical at the same time, because if syria falls, that means lebanon is next, and if thosetwo fronts fall, then there will be no real support at close proximity to the palestinians and that would mean palestine will not will basically will see to exist, because the israelis will find it easier for them to take over, and nobody from closer borders would be able to help out, so syria is critical for regional countries, it's also critical basically for... sign and it's being used to dim the light and basically create what you call media blackout when it comes to gaza and the west bank. all right, well i'd like to welcome our next guest to the program, saikina dat journalists and uh producer out of london. thanks so much for uh joining us. sakina, your thoughts, why not? why are we seeing the rise of this terrorist group or uh, i won't say again since it's changes name, but the rise of this terrorism. once again at this time in syria? i think this is all pre-planned, this isn't something that has just happened suddenly, it the people, i think all of us were caught a little bit

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syria >>> good morning. we begin with breaking news today in the syrian government appears to have collapseed after a lightning offensive. people have taken to the streets to celebrate the end of the assad family's 50-year rule on the country. president bashar al assad has fled on a plane but his whereabouts are unknown. until recently, there have been a static division of control between three factions in syria, the rebels, led by the islamist group hayat tahrir al sham, president bashar al assad's forces and kurdish forces. idlib for years has been the last antiregime stronghold in syria. further west into aleppo, syria's second city, taking it in three days. on thursday, it dealt another blow to assad's regime, they pushed south into the city of hama. and yesterday, rebels seized the country's third biggest city homs, having already taken other towns on their advance. now, rebels claim to have captured damascus, president assad's seat of power, the capital, forcing him to flee. alistair bunkall has more.

syria , and that syria should not become a place for terrorists. after that, we stated these as principles, demanding that the country's involvement in the conflict stop and that dialogue between the syrian government and the opposition begin. that is, there is a request that 8 countries in the region made last night at 8:30, and the pace of developments was really fast. as you said, last night at this time, experts here were thinking about whether to recommend they were saying that there was no need for any negotiations, while in reality the situation was different . this was the reality of the scene . i would like to say that we were aware of the ongoing conspiracy , the developments on the ground, how many trained and organized forces were there, all this information was given to the assad government and the syrian army . it had even sent its guards division to the idlib region, but the army did not have enough motivation to carry out the confrontation . as i said, this was the task that the army had to do, last week, yes, with mr. bashar assad.

. of the arab league, impulse sanctions on syria, cut diplomatic ties with syria because of this particular issue, now they will turn a blind eye and they will encourage the repelling of this attack, but this will take months and probably years, so and the liberation of aleppo, if it's possible militarily, it is going to be very devastating for the city, for the people and many people will have to stay there, because all the routes to leave and evacuate a are blocked, there is no highway, and the alternative route which was called khanaser is also occupied now by these nusra terrorists, therefore the civilians cannot leave any longer, they are stuck there, and unless russia can impose certain humanitarian corridors on turkey, the civilians will be stuck there and live in a al-qaeda enclave basically in aleppo, god preserve them, the situation of... the access uh is stretched, it's clear, perhaps it's also one of the reasons why this went so badly wrong uh this week uh, but russia for example is stretched in not just ukraine now, but a very clear regime change operation underway in georgia o

in syria. syrian forces have surrounded russia's her name and base in the talk you. they say they're searching for a sort of willis shadow says he wants to maintain ties, which with most go, which was a strong ally of the said regime on joins i live by wrestle. so there who is in damascus. russell took us through some of these diplomatic activities as we just mentioned, that the, the foreign minister of kuwait is in damascus. and so 2 is the secretary general of the gulf corporation council. indeed. so this, this visits are extremely important for the new administration and see that because when they took control of the con, through, on december a to say that's one of the top priorities is to have the international recognition . and says that the to on the have seen that a geishas off the vacations visiting damascus and meeting the possible that the top of your shows off the ministration state. but particularly the fact the leader of syria. i'm at a chevron. so as one of the latest business tod

my syria special, assad's fall, how are the people of syria going to live under isis and al-qaeda?

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long live syria. on sunday, serious prime minister address of the nation from his home urging the opposition to ensure an orderly transition on number 3. and then we're extending our hands even to the opposition who are ready, reach out to us and gave us assurances they will not cause any harm to any citizen who belongs to the cereal of ours. despite the historic series of events, the world is now lift, wondering what's next for the syrian people come to send food and just saying this are all of these monitoring developments from us now. now it's a border crossing between 11 on on syria. the joy and jubilation that we saw among syrian refugees we've been living and loving on for more than a decade. with the fall of damascus, with the fall of president bush are all a side to opposition forces to offices and fighters. that joined jubilation has, over the course of the day, turned into fear and uncertainty by the syrian refugees that are now assuming is 11 on once again. but for a different reason. gilan

okay, when you look at syria from a wider vision, do you see a divided syria already? leila, we are speaking about turkey on the northeast also that has a lot of uh gains there was... a lot of things over there, speaking about golan heights of course israel is doing whatever it wants to do over there, speaking about aljulani and the area that's that's trying to dominate it, and also speaking about the united states that also has interest in syria, is it divided yet or it's too early to analyze that? no, it's has been divided for the past at least, i would say three years, it has been in a clear perspective now, of course, i mean, think about it this way, the turks want to create their buffer zone in north syria, they have a problem with the kurds, the kurds want to create... their own country that they would carve part of are supporting the kurds exactly and americans are supporting the kurds. at the same time you have isis that had already carved its way from derizure down to bukamal which is closer to the iraqi borders and then you have the western side of syria. the

syria insists.lomatic advisor to the president of the emirates also said: assad did not use the salvation that various arab countries, including the emirates, had offered him. on the other hand, a member of the political bureau of the yemeni ansarullah movement wrote on social networks that after the success of the muslim brotherhood in seizing power in syria , we repeat our message to them once again that gaza is still being violated and you have a historic opportunity today to fulfill your jihadi duty . mustafa bakri, a member of the egyptian parliament, also expressed concern about transferring the syrian crisis to others. the arab world wrote: wait for the zionist and zionist -inspired domination of syrian affairs. this egyptian official stated: anyone who thinks that isis and groups like it are capable of establishing freedom, democracy and a dignified life is delusional. at the same time, hebrew sources reported a special order from the zionist regime's cabinet to ban interviews in the syrian

iran that involves like collaboration between syria and iraq or collaboration between syria and lamon. it's time now for the info news section of the program first. up the embrace of bitcoin, the whole world seems practically to be doing it, the boss of the world's largest hedge fund has endorsed bitcoin. ray dalio has warned of a pending debt money problem in global finance. he said the rising debt levels in major economies is the major problem, and avoiding debt-based investments is recommended. next a look at the uk economy and see how that's doing, especially with winter here, well britain's economy has shrunk by 0.1% for the month of october. this marks the... second consecutive monthly decline, some of the reasons cited, weak performance in oil and gas extraction, retail and hospitality sector, that may mean that people are going to again experience uh energy crisis in terms of the payments of bills in the uk. and talk about uh oil and gas, let's take a look at how that stands in the united states, uh trump has pledged to drill baby drill, that's a slogan vowing to boost oil and

syria is a kind, it's different. syria is a kind of a cosmopolitan, it means it has all kinds of all sects, all religious groups, sunnite, chit. from different catholics, orthodox and so on, different factions and we should not forget that syria had faced before b authority many obstacles, many obstacles and no settlement, they did not make any authority who was settled down, tubling them down and so on. but now during that three four days ago, i think those who made the or who were leading the opposition in 2011, what was not chani, the leaders of that had met yesterday or that two days ago, yes, and they are about 50, 60 factions or groups and political parties and they had made an an agreement between each other and put a list of what what is this agreement about? it is about what how to control or how to lead syria? okay, and they said that about freedom, about liberties, about human rights, about about many aspects and this is now published today, okay, that these are very effective now all. so now the weapons a

long live syria. on sunday, syria's prime minister, a dress of the nation from his home, urging the opposition to ensure an orderly transition on number. we're extending our hands even to the opposition who are ready, reach out to us and gave us assurances they will not cause any harm to any citizen who belongs to the cereal of ours. despite the historic series of events, the world is now left wondering what's next for the syrian people come to send food and jersey. oh. yeah, sharper below, has moved for most go on rushes, involvements and assets movement. that was to say, when president bush on the side of his family members have arrived at most of the rational somewhere he's gone to the police, the asylum assembled allegedly about 2 inches biography plain from a russian base in the top here. the see we're in a position as opposed to the guarantees the security over from issue basis in natasha and talked to as well as diploma technicians in the country. so while the opposition is series fully a trans

regime change in syria and began to occupy new parts of syria. so these negative feelings will form against these countries that played a role in this crisis . now we must let time will pass for these actors to show themselves more and the syrian public will know which countries have been supporting these nefarious actions during this time . thank you very much. mr. dr. kamali, an expert on syrian issues , came to the news section at 9 am. this section will be the same. we will see and hear with you . we will be at your service after the news section. in the name and remembrance of god, greetings and good day to you , respected viewers. you are with us for the 9 o'clock news series. after the entry of armed groups into damascus , the zionist media reported the entry of the occupying army's tanks into ghani tara in the golan heights. the israeli army radio also announced that the regime had begun its military operation in the buffer zone in ghunaita, syria. after the armed groups entered damascus, the syrian prime minister said: "we are ready for

the conviction _ or overthrow in syria. the conviction of _ or overthrow in syria.or overthrow in syria. the conviction of so many - or overthrow in syria. tue: conviction of so many countries in the region and beyond is that as syria transitions from the second or a dictatorship to hopefully a democracy, it does so in a way that protects all of the minorities in syria, that produces a inclusive nonsectarian government, and does not become in any way a platform for terrorism. that is antony blinken, _ platform for terrorism. that is antony blinken, let _ platform for terrorism. that is antony blinken, let us - antony blinken, let us talk more about what may happen next in syria with doctor h a hadera, a senior associate fellow and an expert in geopolitics and security. thank you for being with us. we saw extraordinary scenes in syria today, huge celebrations, lots of optimism and joy, but there are still concerns about what the victorious rebels will do know that they are in government.- know that they are in government. know that they are in covernment. ., ~ , ., .

they don't want syria to be better for the syrian people and they don't want syria to be stable. me be clear. they have no problem with dictators, even if we assume that bashar al-assad was a dictator. even if we assume that the us had no problem with this aspect of assad. the only problem is that they are actually acting against israeli interests. well, we 've seen americans going to the gulf countries to a bunch of dictators give speeches. if they had a problem, they wouldn't do it. so dictators who are in the interests of america are not a threat to america. they are their supporters. they have specific enemies. one of them is russia. another is iran . they are following them. well, iran . if we want to assume that peace and economic stability are established in syria, even with this new government , then syria will become a threat to israel and ultimately america because it will establish relations with its neighbors. and syria's neighbors are also countries. like lebanon, iran is a nearby country.

syria's story is far from over.. the resistance is ready. the question now is, will the world listen? welcome to the mid stream, i'mman. tonight we explore the dramatic collapse of bashar al-assad's regime, a turning point. that has left syria fragmented and under the control of armed groups now shaping the nation's future, a story of shifting alliances, fractured power and a country struggling to redefine itself a midst turmol. to discuss this issue with us from beirot is saleh abuz, political commentator, it's a pleasure having you with us, mr. saleh now, what factors do you think has led to this rapid downfall of president bashar assad and why did his departure unfold so swiftly? i mean, what are the key events and dynamics that contributed to this very sub يعني لا يمكن الحديث عن عنصر المفاجاه الا في المساله المرتبطه بالعمليه العسكري. the element of surprise can only be discussed in relation to the military operation that began in aleppo and continued until reaching the capital. cannot be separated from the event

in any case , syria today is an unpredictable syria for many, and they do not know what they want or will do in the equations of the region and the future equations, even against the zionist regime or the events and happenings in syria. i think that the zionist regime is now advancing militarily with the barbarians. important centers and even your service , i would like to say that if we want to look at these developments with a certain perspective, even if the zionist regime and these people, who in any case are those who have no relationship with the zionist regime, at least in appearance, and as i said , we must wait for time to see who has fallen into the hands of the shrine of power in syria and damascus, then we will be able to, or can now , the zionist regime and others will be able to have a correct view of the developments and the issue of power in syria can be shaped by geography and the geometry of power, as well as the important and fundamental issue is how to face, how to communicate, how to define the terms of relations between syria and the rest . mr. alashi, in the la

into a war in syria? hisbullah will not be dragged there because it's not ready right now for such a thing, it is uh trying to protect the lebanese territory from a direct possible of invasion by the israelis and it needs to heal uh its wounds and a so syria we will not see hizbollah fighters in syria anytime soon, but we are seeing now already iraqi fighters and we may even see yemeni fighters uh coming on the ground in syria. to defend the country, but what will the ramifications be on syria when hizbullah is not involved in the war over there? well, alhamdulillah, you know, the access of resistance, especially through hizbullah training has built up the capabilities of the popular mobilization units uh in iraq, we know that hisbollah trainers were there over the last decade uh helping fighting isis and similarly that happened in yemen, so hopefully... "the skills and capabilities of hizbullah have now been instilled in the popular mobilization units in iraq and the but don't you think that also needs t

iran's presence in syria was never arbitrary. it was at the explicit request of the syrian government aimed at countering the rise of isis. and other terrorist threats. when those threats were suppressed and with the astana process paving the way for reduced tensions, iran began scaling back. its role shifted from a military presence to a stabilizing force supporting reconciliation and peace building efforts. yet the challenges remained immense. the zinast regime's relentless ambitions to encroach on syrian territory pose an ever-present danger fueled by a greed that respects neither borders nor sovereignty. syria's territorial integrity hangs in the balance and with it the security of the region. despite these threats, the broad resistance front has not only endured, it has flareshed. what began as a response to aggression has matured into a formidable and cohesive force. every passing day sees its strength and influence grow with iran at its core adhering steadfastly to its interests and security. this alliance has reshaped the

i bring about a democratic and peaceful syria.— peaceful syria.rian — peaceful syria. i think facing the syrian people _ peaceful syria. i think facing the syrian people they - peaceful syria. i think facing the syrian people they need | the syrian people they need help, people do not realise that 80% of the syrian people need humanitarian aid. the country and economy as broken as a result of sanctions and wars. 6 million refugees are outside syria, 8 million displaced people so before we talk about democracy and i would like to see democracy, we need to talk about state building, capacity, nation—building, healing and i hope regional power was not interfere in internal study politics because regional powers do not have the best interest of the syrian people. the syrian people face a very difficult challenge and that does not really capture the challenges facing them, in terms of economy, healing, the scars they feel you have 300,000 people who have been killed from 2011, so you can imagine the challenges facing the syrian people but again i want

let's go back to syria. it is the strategic relationship between a ron and the bush sharla side regime and syria that allows you run to undermine is real security not by direct attack, which has never happened in 30 years of hostility between a ron and israel, but through its proxies in lebanon, such as has by which are supported, armed and trained by iran through syria. the removal of the assad regime will put an end to this dangerous alliance. these really leadership understands perfectly well why defeating a saw. it is now and its interests and even the jake sullivan, the very same official that came out that in the b was it will not put it in syria anymore amid the developments had previously stated in a leak, the e mail that a q is on the washington side know a q in this case stands for, okay, the which we know the very known terrorist organization. now, of course, one can make their own conclusions here, but it does seem that their intentions were never hit. and meanwhile, we have a, a former us army g

of syria had been prepared,

at times syria was the major helper for the resistance, for the palestinian resistance, yes, this is a victory for the islamic brotherhood ideology, because hamas and muhammad julani are the same members of the islamic brotherhood. you're saying that because of alulani uh benjamin netanyahu is able to capture more lands and they're giving him a green light and there is a deal that's happening under the table between benjamin netanyahu and al-giolani then he then in this case how would the how would al giolani be in favor of hamas uh well look differentiate between yahya sunwar and hamas organization okay because we know the khalid mishal of you know position since 2011 and even ' other officials in the hamas were against syria from the beginning and they were against any kind of resistance inside palestine, let's admit that yahya sinwar was one of the kind who who let's say put aside his ideology, his muslim brotherhood ideology and open the contacts between with him and iran and hizballah so... that's why he was getting all the supports, you know, now things will go back to the, we

that was the problem, they were, they they always thought that syria was a threat because syria was a threat to them because it was part of the'. there is invented a new genre of journalism, asad poem, what's the purpose of it? it's like they were conditioning us to accept normalization with the new jihady rulers in damascus. supposed to stop uh to bombing the hospital or to evacuate the person there. you press to be headlines, dozens more palestinians are killed in israeli strikes across gaza, as un condemns israel's use of internationally banned bombs. the un general assembly passes a pro palestine resolution uh proclaiming a palestinian right to self-determination and gear peterson unvoy for uh syria hopes it will be an all inclusive government all take place in damascus.

we have no pilgrims in syria . the head of the hajj and pilgrimage organization said that due to the critical situation in syria in recent months, no pilgrims have been sent to syria . considering the security conditions in syria , we have not sent anyone to syria or damascus in recent months . so there is no reason to worry . the deputy head of the headquarters for the development and reconstruction of the shrines of the holy prophet also announced the return of all those involved in the reconstruction of the shrine of hazrat zainab from syria. mr. namjoo said: some people, taking advantage of the damascus situation, have entered the offices and warehouses of the headquarters for the development and reconstruction of the shrines. the high-ranking officials attacked and damaged the holy shrine of hazrat zainab (peace be upon her) . the armed groups denied any involvement in the attack and in a statement assured the residents of the zainabiyah area that they would not be attacked and that their beliefs would be resp

, southern syria, in a major way, syria, southern syria, in a majorway, pushing syria, southern syria, pushing further in an incursion into southern syria, occupying land which it says will be a temporary occupation. so all these things make for a very difficult situation for the de facto leader of syria.— situation for the de facto leader of syria. it's going to be interesting _ leader of syria. it's going to be interesting to _ leader of syria. it's going to be interesting to see - leader of syria. it's going to be interesting to see how. leader of syria. it's going to | be interesting to see how all these different factors play out as we move forward here. i do want to switch gears, though, because i know you were recently in lebanon. we know that the ceasefire deal between israel and has fuller was signed. i want to ask you based on what you saw on the ground how well is that ceasefire holding up? how well is that ceasefire holding up?— how well is that ceasefire holding up? well, carl, is hanging _ holding up? well, carl, is hanging by _ holding up? well, carl, is hanging by a _